Improving mental health support for young people in care
Guidance, advice and resources for staff working with cared for children and care leavers.
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Beyond COVID: New thinking on the future of adult social care
SCIE's position paper for commissioners and senior managers working in the health and social care sector sets out the findings of Beyond COVID: new thinking on the future of adult social care.
Named Social Worker
Having a named social worker can contribute to people with learning disabilities, autism or mental health needs achieving better outcomes.
Commissioning and COVID-19: advice for social care
SCIE's collection of resources for commissioners that discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on commissioning, and ways to move forward.
Behavioural challenges when supporting a person with dementia
Part of Dementia
Supporting a person with dementia can be very rewarding. But situations can arise that are difficult for the person with dementia or those supporting them – or both parties.
Dementia-friendly environments
Part of Dementia
Keeping people with dementia active and occupied
Part of Dementia
Supporting a person who has dementia to remain active and still feel involved in life can be the key to maintaining quality of life even into the later stages of the illness. This is not just the job of an activity organiser or an entertainer, it is also part of every person’s role, whether you are a friend or relative, a home or day care worker, a nurse, a care assistant, a manager or a domestic worker.
Better Care Fund events
Part of Better Care Fund resources
COVID-19 webinars
Part of COVID-19: Insights and experiences from the sector
A collection of webinars discussing the impact of the coronavirus in the social care sector.
National Mental Capacity Forum
MCA Forum works with stakeholders from health and social care, together with those from other sectors to improve implementation of the MCA.
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